Research-creation residency in Montréal, Canada — Reviews & Info
Artists and collectives are invited to apply for a two-month research-creation residency exploring immersive artistic practice combining arts and technology around human movement.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- deadline unknown, verify at source
- Entry fee
- Free
- Award
- $10,000
- Location
- Society for Arts and Technology (SAT), Montréal, Canada
About
Overview
The Society for Arts and Technology (SAT) is launching a new research-creation residency program as part of the Digital Hubs initiative of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ). This program aims to offer artists a space for technological exploration and innovation, free from the constraints and pressure to deliver results typically associated with production residencies. Three projects will be supported that bring live arts and technological arts into dialogue around human movement.
Who Can Apply
Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and individual artists.
What's Offered
The program offers personalized support from SAT teams over a two-month period, access to SAT facilities, technical support, personalized coaching, and studio access.
Award
$10,000 grant per selected project.
Program Focus
This program is intended for artists and collectives who wish to explore, experiment with, and develop an immersive artistic practice combining arts and technology, using cutting-edge or experimental technologies, without necessarily aiming to produce a finished work in the short term. The program will help you select and learn how to use technological tools relevant to your project, understand their limitations and possibilities, and carry out a research-creation phase.
- Award
- $10,000 grant
- Entry fee
- Free to enter
- Theme
- The residency supports live arts and technological arts in dialogue around human movement, encouraging exploration and experimentation with cutting-edge or experimental technologies without the pressure to deliver a finished work.
- Eligibility
- Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and individual artists.
- Audience
- Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and individual artists
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